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Welcome to Dunnet Head Camp Site

Brough Bay is a magnificent spot at 58 degrees north. There is a resident seal colony, rock stacks known as the Cletts, and is overlooked by the Dunnet Head camp site. With superb views to Orkney across the turbulent Pentland Firth, it is a great place to visit for walking, sea fishing, kayaking, diving or just chilling out with a barbecue and relaxing on the shore.

Dunnet Head Camp Site

Dunnet Head, the most northerly point on the UK mainland. Magnificent site overlooking the Pentland Firth to Orkney. Tents only. Limited shower and WC facilities. Beach and pier at Brough Bay offer great location for fishing, kayaking and diving. Superb walking and cycling. 1 mile to 3 miles of golden sand at Dunnet Bay and Dunnet Forest. Nearest shops at Castletown (3 miles), excellent restaurant at Northern Sands Hotel (1 mile). Cycle hire. Open Easter to mid October.

Dunnet ForestDunnet Forest is a pleasant, peaceful and sheltered woodland in which to walk. There are walking, cycling and horse riding trails in the forest, and, Dunnet Beach with its three miles of golden beach opposite, its a great place to enjoy the great outdoors.

Dunnet Bay Countryside, Ranger Base (Seadrift)Wildlife display. Find out about the natural history of Caithness and Sutherland or join the Ranger Service on their free guided walks. Open afternoons June to September, closed Saturdays.

Caithness HorizonsIf you want to find out more about the area, visit Caithness Horizons, the museum in Thurso located in the old Town Hall and Carnegie Library, that tells the story of Caithness. The exhibitions and displays cover geology and archaeology, the natural and social history, the Picts and the Vikings, and the story of local heroes like Robert Dick and Alexander Bain. They also interpret the development of the Dounreay nuclear establishment and its impact on the region. The museum has a programme of temporary exhibitions and talks and events.

Castlehill Heritage Trail, CastletownWalk round site of 19th century flagstone works. Follow the stone from quarry to cutting yard to export from Harbour. In magnificent coastal setting.

Castle of MeyThe late Queen Mother´s home in Caithness, now owned by Prince Charles, Duke of Rothesay.

Laidhay Croft Museum, DunbeathA typical rush thatched Caithness long.house incorporating dwelling, byre and stable. A free standing cruck constructed barn is also on site. Laidhay gives a glimpse into the life of the crofting people. Open Easter to October.

Waterlines Visitor Centre, LybsterLybster´s history as Scotland´s third largest herring port and the natural history of the area. Video and live TV of nesting bird colonies. Facilities for yachtsmen. Coffee shop. Open daily May to September.

Clan Gunn Museum, LatheronFollow one of Scotland´s oldest clans from its Norse origin to the present day, it skirmishes with other local clans and the Sctosmen who discovered America before Columbus. Video presentation, clan archive and shop.Open from 1st June to end September and is open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily except Sunday. Entry to the exhibition: Adults £2.50. In depth studies of materials: £5.00.

Camster Cairns, Caithness Archaeological TrustThe Grey Cairns of Camser remain among the best preserved chambered cairns in Northern Scotland. Careful excavation and restoration makes them accessible to visitors. Open all year.

Clan Sinclair Study Centre, Noss Head, WickA collection of 3000 books and other research material which is a must for scholars and historians who are interested in Scottish History, Freemasonry, The Crusades and Knights Templar.

Wick Heritage MuseumThe largest museum in the North of Scotland. Allow at least 1.5 hours for your visit. There is enough nostalgia and information to last you a lifetime!

Pulteney Distillery, WickThe most northern distillery on the Scottish Mainland. Discover the history and art of Scottish whisky making. Purchase and hand fill your own bottle of cask strength whisky. Open all year Mon - Fri.

Castle Sinclair Girnigoe, Noss HeadThe finest medieval castle in the north of Scotland currently the subject of a conservation programme.

Lyth Arts CentreA multi-purpose arts venue presenting a varied programme of music, theatre and visual art. Open daily July and August for a summer exhibition showing various artists´work. Home-baking and refreshments available.

Last House Museum, John O'GroatsThe museum features John o´Groats of yesteryear, including photographs and a collection of artefacts. Photographs of shipwrecks in the Pentland Firth and Scapa Flow. Enjoy view of the island of Stroma and Dunnet Head. Open all year.

Scottish Natural HeritageNational Nature Reserves (NNR) and other sites ranging from Achanarras Fossil Quarry and geological trails at Knockan Crag to Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) at Dunnet Head.

Strathnaver MuseumDiscover the rich history of the area through the wide-ranging collection of artefacts. Learn about the Strathnaver Clearances. Visit the MacKay room. Find the Farr Stone and reconstructed "kist" burial chamber. Great walks. Adjacent café and parking. Mon - Sat.

North West Highlands Geopark, AssyntScotland´s first GEOPARK, extending over 2000 sq.km. comprising some of Britain´s finest mountain and coastal landscapes with a wealth of classic rock formations which are internationally recognised for geological research.

Mary Anns Cottage, DunnetHistoric cottage showing how successive generations of one family lived and worked over 150 years. Display of 19th century farming implements. Visitors are personally conducted on a tour which brings the life Mary-Ann´s story. Open June to September. Tues - Sun.

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